Agenda
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
4:50 pm – 5:50 pm | Presentation | Room: Forum 3-5
Using Business Architecture to Align Capital Markets Business Transformation with our Target Picture
Presented by: Andreas Kiaer, Annika Braenmark
The landscape of the banking industry is changing more rapidly than ever. Increased customer demands, new technology and the enhanced compliance demands are a few examples of disruptions that are making it harder to earn the extra buck in a low-interest environment. The banks need to change.
To achieve Nordea’s Target Operating Model, and the full magnitude of the Business Transformation needed to achieve this, a Business Architecture approach is being utilised. We have linked Value Propositions, Stakeholders and Products, Capabilities and Business Processes into a 3-5 year Target Picture. Information and data structures and other relevant artefacts are also incorporated.
In a case study format, we will show:
- how we have built up a Target Operating Model (the Target Picture) within the Financial Risk area that we use as reference model to guide our Business Transformation, and
- how we use Business Architecture in projects in order to align to the Target Operating Model (the Target Picture)
Our end goal is to ensure that the Business Transformation is on track to delivering according to our underlying business needs.
What Attendees Will Learn:
- Using business architecture to align business transformation to business needs
- Understand learnings & pitfalls by building a target picture of a given business
- How projects are using the target picture to ensure alignment
Event Trail(s)
Speaker(s)
Andreas Kiaer
Business Architect
Nordea
Andreas is a Senior Business Architect and brings close to 10 years business developer experience within banking. Currently Andreas is driving architectural activities related to Simplicity programmes within the Capital Markets arena – with the purpose of building radically changed system landscapes, business processes and information/data structures. All fostered by rapidly changing customer behaviours and enhanced regulatory requirements.
Lately, Andreas has also been the Project Manager for defining the Target Operating Model within the Financial Risk area, securing that changes impacting the bank are captured in a 3-5 year blueprint. In that role, Andreas has been driving Business Architecture methodology, content & change management while ensuring Business Transformation alignment with the underlying business needs.
Andreas's 2016 Presentations:
- Using Business Architecture to Align Capital Markets Business Transformation with our Target Picture
Wednesday, November 2, 2016 (4:50 pm – 5:50 pm)
Annika Braenmark
Business Architect
Nordea
Annika is a Business Architect at Nordea in Financial Risk & Reporting, Capital Markets. She brings 15 years business developer experience within Banking and Corporate Treasury area (including Liquidity, Payments, Cash Management, Foreign Exchange).
Currently Annika is driving architectural activities related to Simplification program in Capital Markets, Financial Risk & Control. The purpose for the program is to improve IT landscapes, business processes and information/data structures. All fostered by rapidly changing customer behaviours and enhanced regulatory requirements.
Lately, Annika has also been the Project Manager for defining the Target Operating Model within the Financial Risk area, securing that changes impacting the bank are captured in a 3-5 year blueprint. Previously she has worked as Process Lead, Project Manager and Senior Consultant. Annika has been working with strategy, process modelling, IT requirements, KPI and legal compliance.
Annika's 2016 Presentations:
- Using Business Architecture to Align Capital Markets Business Transformation with our Target Picture
Wednesday, November 2, 2016 (4:50 pm – 5:50 pm)